EP3082325B1 - Verfahren zur handhabung von verlorenen anrufen und elektronische vorrichtung damit - Google Patents
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- the applicationrelates to a method of handling a lost call, and an electronic apparatus using the method.
- US 7,395,057 B2relates to a system and method of reliably determining that a cellular phone call has been dropped and then automatically reconnect the call.
- the disclosureis applicable for use in telephone systems that have off-premises call hunting algorithms and thereby use separate telephony channels for the inbound and outbound legs of a call.
- the mobile electronic devicemay not be suitable for receive incoming calls because of its condition. For example, the power status of the mobile electronic device could be getting low, or the signal strength of a nearby communication network of the mobile device is too weak to establish a call. Under these kind of situations, a user may not want to receive incoming calls. However, since incoming callers don't know the situations of a callee, callers may still inevitably disturb the callee even though no harm was intended. Therefore, a method and a device to alleviate the aforementioned problems could be needed.
- the present applicationis directed to a method for handling a lost call, and the method could effectively prevent users from simultaneously calling each other after a call between the a caller and a callee has been accidentally disrupted.
- the present applicationprovides a method for handling a lost call, applicable to a first electronic apparatus, as set forth in claim 1. Preferred embodiments may be gathered from the dependent claims.
- the present applicationprovides a computer-readable medium containing instructions for performing the aforementioned method for handling a lost call, as set forth in claim 5.
- the present applicationprovides a mobile electronic apparatus as set forth in claim 6
- the examples of the present applicationprovide a method for handling call lost.
- the method for handling call lostcould generate a notification when the call between the first electronic apparatus and the second electronic apparatus is accidentally finished. With the notification, the users of the first and second electronic apparatus could accordingly determine whether to proactively establish a new call or passively wait for the new call.
- FIG. 1is a schematic diagram illustrating a first electronic apparatus according to an example of the present application.
- a first electronic apparatus 100would include at least but not limited to a storage unit 110, a display unit 120, and a processing unit 130.
- the first electronic apparatus 100could be, for example, a portable electronic device, such as a cell phone, a smartphone, a personal digital assistant (PDA), a tablet, or the like, and the present application is not limited thereto.
- the storage unit 110could be one or a combination of a stationary or mobile random access memory (RAM), read-only memory (ROM), flash memory, hard disk, or any other similar device, and which records a plurality of modules that can be executed by the processing unit 130.
- RAMstationary or mobile random access memory
- ROMread-only memory
- flash memoryhard disk, or any other similar device, and which records a plurality of modules that can be executed by the processing unit 130.
- the display unit 120could be a liquid crystal display (LCD), a plasma display, a vacuum fluorescent display, a light emitting diode display, a field emission display (FED), and/or other kind of suitable displays, or the electronic devices having the aforementioned displays, but the application is not limited thereto.
- the display unit 120would be implemented as a touch screen.
- the processing unit 130is coupled to the storage unit 110 and the display unit 120.
- the processing unit 130is one or a combination of a central processing unit (CPU), a programmable general- or specific-purpose microprocessor, a digital signal processor (DSP), a programmable controller, application specific integrated circuits (ASIC), a programmable logic device (PLD), or any other similar device.
- the processing unit 130is coupled to the storage unit 110.
- the processing unit 130may access and execute the modules recorded in the storage unit 110 to execute a method for displaying contact information proposed in the present application, which would be described later.
- a method for displaying contact informationcould be implemented by executing a specific application (hereinafter “the first application”) on the first electronic apparatus 100.
- the specific applicationcould help the electronic apparatus 100 to retrieve the contact information of the user of a second electronic apparatus, which is also installed with the specific application (hereinafter “the second application”).
- the first application and the second applicationmay be the same application or two different applications but provide the same function of displaying contact information of the present application.
- the first application and the second applicationmay be applications having an independent contact list function, an independent contact card function, and/or an independent dialer function, or may be applications integrating with the original contact list function, contact card function, and/or dialer function and displaying the availability information in the original contact list user interface, contact card user interface, and/or dialer user interface.
- the communication between the first application and the second applicationis, for example, through a server.
- the second applicationmay collect information in the second electronic apparatus and transmit the collected information to a server, and then the server may transmit the collected information of the second electronic apparatus to the first application of the first electronic apparatus.
- FIG. 2is a flow chart illustrating a method of displaying contact information.
- the steps illustrated in FIG. 2could be applicable to the first electronic apparatus 100 of FIG. 1 , but the application is not limited thereto.
- the method for displaying contact informationis described in detail with reference to various components of the first electronic apparatus 100.
- the processing unit 130would detect inputted number in a dialer, for example the numerals 0 to 9 and the symbols # and *, in a dialer.
- the dialerrepresents the dialling application of the electronic apparatus 100.
- the processing unit 130may detect the (telephone) numbers that the user inputs through, for example, a touch screen with a dialling keypad, a hardware dialling keypad, or other kinds of keys or keypads with the function of inputting numbers of the first electronic apparatus 100.
- the processing unit 130could also detect the (telephone) numbers that the user vocally inputs to the microphone of the first electronic apparatus 100, but the application is not limited thereto.
- step S220the processing unit 130 may control the display unit 110 to display a contact in response to the inputted number.
- the proposed methodwould be discussed under the assumption of handling one contact. However, people with ordinary skills in the art should understand that the proposed method could also be generalized to the scenarios of handling a plurality of contacts according to the similar mechanism.
- the processing unit 130could find out the contact whose parts of telephone numbers match the currently inputted numbers, and control the display unit 110 to display the contact.
- the processing unit 130could also find out the contact whose name (or other contact information) match the characters corresponding to the currently inputted numbers.
- the processing unit 130may control the display unit 110 to display at least one of one or more indicators corresponding to the contact, wherein the indicator indicates a voice call availability corresponding to the contact.
- the at least one indicatormay be, for example, a battery level indicator, a calendar availability indicator, a local time indicator, a sound profile indicator, a roaming indicator, a cellular communication signal indicator, but the application is not limited thereto.
- the processing unit 130could execute the first application installed on the first electronic apparatus 100 to retrieve the information related to the second electronic apparatus, such as the battery level, the local time, the sound profile, the roaming situation, the cellular communication signal status of the second electronic apparatus. In other examples, the processing unit 130 could also execute the first application to retrieve the information related to the contact, such as the calendar availability of the contact.
- the battery levelmay represent the current power status of the battery of the second electronic apparatus, such as battery high, battery low, or other levels, for example in a power saving mode.
- the local timemay be the time of the location where the second electronic apparatus currently is.
- the sound profilemay represent the current ringing mode of the second electronic apparatus, such as volume on mode, volume off mode, vibrating mode, silent mode (volume off and vibration off), etc.
- the roaming situationmay represent whether the second electronic apparatus is currently roaming.
- the cellular communication signal statusmay represent the signal strength of the cellular communication network (e.g., a global system for cellular communication (GSM)) of the second electronic apparatus.
- GSMglobal system for cellular communication
- the calendar availabilitymay represent that whether the contact is in an event, for example in a meeting.
- the information related to the second electronic apparatus and the information related to the contactmay be regarded as references for determining whether the contact is available to be called or whether the contact is able to hear a call, and hence would be generally referred to the contact information in the following discussions.
- the aforementioned contact informationcould be provided by the second application installed on the second electronic apparatus. More specifically, the first application could interact with the second application to retrieve the aforementioned information.
- the user of the first electronic apparatus 100wants to use the first application to retrieve the contact information of the user of the second electronic apparatus (i.e., the contact found in step S220)
- the usermay use the first application to invite the user of the second electronic apparatus through, for example, sending an invitation to the second application.
- the usermay send the invitation in a user interface of the first application.
- the usemay send the invitation from a contact list or a contact card, i.e. a page for displaying detailed information of the contact.
- the user of the second electronic apparatusmay accordingly authorize the first application to retrieve information from the second application.
- the user of the second electronic apparatuscould also ignore the invitation from the first application, such that the first application cannot retrieve any information from the second application.
- the user of the second electronic apparatusauthorize the first application to retrieve information from the second application.
- the processing unit 130could execute the first application to send a message, such as an email, a short message service (SMS) message, an instant message (IM), to the second electronic apparatus.
- a messagesuch as an email, a short message service (SMS) message, an instant message (IM)
- SMSshort message service
- IMinstant message
- the messagemay contain a link to download the second application, such that the user of the second electronic apparatus could accordingly download the second application to the second electronic apparatus.
- the processing unit 130could accordingly adjust the status of the corresponding indicators (e.g., the battery level indicator, the calendar availability indicator, the local time indicator, the sound profile indicator, the roaming indicator, the pocket mode indicator, the cellular communication signal indicator, etc.), such that the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 could determine whether the contact is available according to the indicators.
- each of the indicatorsmay at least have a first status and a second status.
- the first statusmay represent that the contact is available, and the second status may represent that the contact is probably not available.
- the first status and the second status of the indicatormay be two different icons or may be the same icon with different colors.
- the indicatormay be only displayed when the status of the second electronic apparatus is in a second status, such as indicators for indicating the second electronic apparatus is in an air plane mode, in a drive mode, etc. and indicator for notifying the user of the first electronic apparatus do not disturb the user of the second electronic apparatus.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the battery level indicator to be the first status. Therefore, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that the power status of the second electronic apparatus is enough to receive calls.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the battery level indicator to be the second status. Under this situation, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that the battery condition of the second electronic apparatus may not be enough to receive calls.
- processing unit 130could adjust the calendar availability indicator to be the first status. Therefore, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that calling the contact would not interfere the event of the contact.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the calendar availability indicator to be the second status. Under this situation, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that it may be inappropriate to call the contact since the contact may be in a meeting.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the local time indicator to be the first status. Therefore, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that calling the contact is less probable to interfere, for example, the sleeping of the contact.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the local time indicator to be the second status. Under this situation, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that it may be inappropriate to call the contact since the contact may be sleeping.
- the local time of the current location of the second electronic apparatusmay be displayed in the contact list, the contact card, and/or in the dialer.
- the local weather condition the current location of the second electronic apparatus and/or the local city name of the current location of the second electronic apparatusmay be displayed.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the sound profile indicator to be the first status. Therefore, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that the contact is less probable to miss the call for not noticing the incoming call ringtone alert of the second electronic apparatus.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the sound profile indicator to be the second status.
- the processing unit 130adjusts the sound profile indicator to be the second status only if the ringtone volume and vibration for the incoming call are both off.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the roaming indicator to be the first status (probably hiding the roaming indicator). Therefore, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that calling the contact would not cost the contact lots of money for being roaming.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the roaming indicator to be the second status. Under this situation, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that calling the contact may cost the contact lots of money.
- the first electronic apparatus 100further comprises one or more sensors, for example a proximity sensor, for determining whether the first electronic apparatus 100 is in a pocket. If the processing unit 130 determines that the first electronic apparatus 100 is not in a pocket according to the sensor, the processing unit 130 could adjust the pocket mode indicator to be the first status. If the processing unit 130 determines that the first electronic apparatus 100 is in a pocket according to the sensor, the processing unit 130 could adjust the pocket mode indicator to be the second status. Under this situation, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that the contact may miss the call for not noticing the incoming call alert of the second electronic apparatus.
- sensorsfor example a proximity sensor
- the drive mode indicatormay be adjusted to second status in response to the contact switch the user interface of the second electronic apparatus from a normal operation mode to a car mode.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the cellular communication signal indicator to be the first status. Therefore, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that the call with the contact would be stable.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the cellular communication signal indicator to be the second status. In other example, if the cellular communication signal of the second electronic apparatus is in a no service status, the processing unit 130 could also adjust the cellular communication signal indicator to be the second status or to be another status.
- the user of the first electronic apparatus 100would understand that the call with the contact may be intermittent.
- the processing unit 130could also adjust the cellular communication signal indicator to be a third status.
- a notificationwill be displayed in the first electronic apparatus to indicate that the contact of the second electronic apparatus is available now. Therefore, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 could understand that the second electronic apparatus probably could not accept another call for being currently being in a call.
- the methodcould display some indicators, which show the voice availability of the contact, while the user is inputting (i.e., dialling) numbers or characters. More specifically, the proposed method displays the indicators for a contact in the dialer of the first electronic apparatus, instead of displaying the indicators in a regular contact list, which lists all of the contacts stored in the first electronic apparatus.
- the contact information of the searched contact displayed in the dialermay comprises, for example, the name, the image, the phone number, and/or the last call information corresponding to the phone number of the searched contact.
- the indicatormay also be displayed in the contact list and/or the contact card.
- the processing unit 130could execute the first application installed on the first electronic apparatus 100 to send the aforementioned message to the third electronic apparatus to invite the user of the third electronic apparatus to download the specific application (i.e., the second application).
- the user of the third electronic apparatuscan easy know whether the user of the first electronic apparatus is available to be called and the probability for the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 to miss the calls from the user of the third electronic apparatus could be significantly reduced.
- the processing unit 130could execute the first application to calculate the numbers of missed calls from the contacts according to the missed call information.
- the processing unit 130could respectively add an add/invite button near the contacts within the missed call list and/or within a contact list whose electronic apparatus is not installed with the specific application (i.e., the second application).
- the processing unit 130could send the message to the electronic apparatus of the contact corresponding to the pressed add/invite button. Therefore, the probability of the first electronic apparatus 100 to miss calls could be further reduced.
- the indicatorscould further include an instant messaging indicator for indicating status of instant messaging software.
- an instant messaging indicatorfor indicating status of instant messaging software.
- VoIPvoice over Internet protocol
- the user of the electronic apparatus 100could understand that whether the contact could be called through the VoIP mechanism or send instant messages.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the instant messaging indicator to be the first status. Accordingly, the user of the electronic apparatus 100 would understand that it is allowed to make a VoIP call with the contact or send instant messages to the contact.
- the processing unit 130could adjust the instant messaging indicator to be the second status.
- there is only one instant message indicator for all of the instant messaging softwareand if at least one of the all instant messaging software is currently online, the instant messaging indicator will be the first status; and if all of the instant messaging software are current offline, the instant messaging indicator will be second status.
- each instant messaging softwarehas its corresponding instant messaging indicator. Under this situation, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that it is not allowed to make a VoIP call and not allowed to send instant messages to the user of the second electronic apparatus through the instant message software.
- the indicatorscould further include a wireless network indicator, which indicates the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 that whether the quality of the wireless network of the second electronic apparatus is suitable to receive a VoIP call if the cellular communication network is not available for the second electronic apparatus.
- a wireless network indicatorwhich indicates the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 that whether the quality of the wireless network of the second electronic apparatus is suitable to receive a VoIP call if the cellular communication network is not available for the second electronic apparatus.
- the processing unit 130could further simultaneously consider the statuses of all of the indicators and accordingly label the indicators with one color.
- FIG. 3is a flow chart illustrating a method for displaying contact information.
- the steps illustrated in FIG. 3could be applicable to the first electronic apparatus 100 of FIG. 1 , but the application is not limited thereto.
- the method for displaying contact informationis described in detail with reference to various components of the first electronic apparatus 100.
- step S310the processing unit 130 would detect inputted number in a dialer.
- step S320the processing unit 130 may control the display unit 110 to displaying one or more contact in response to the inputted number.
- step S330the processing unit 130 may control the display unit 110 to display at least one indicator corresponding to the contact, wherein the at least one indicator shows a voice call availability corresponding to the contact.
- steps S310-S330could be referred to steps S210-S230, which would not be repeated herein.
- the processing unit 130would label the at least one indicator with a color according to a contactability corresponding to the at least one indicator.
- the contactabilityhas, for example, a first level, a second level, and a third level, but the present application is not limited thereto.
- the contactabilityis the first level, it may represent that the contact is available.
- the contactabilityis the second level, it may represent that the contact may not be available, for example, the power status of the second electronic apparatus may be insufficient, the contact may not be able to notice the incoming call alert, the contact is in a meeting, or there is time difference, etc.
- the contactabilityis the third level, it may represent that the contact is not available. In other example, there may be more levels to indicate different status of the availability of the contact.
- the processing unit 130could label the indicators with the color corresponding to the first level.
- the color corresponding to the first levelcould be green.
- instead of the other indicatorsonly the contactability indicator is labelled with the green color. Therefore, when the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 observes that the indicators corresponding to the contact are green, the user would understand that the contact is available and convenient to answer the call and less probable to miss a call.
- the processing unit 130could label the indicators with the color corresponding to the second level.
- the color corresponding to the first levelcould be orange.
- the processing unit 130could label the indicators with the color corresponding to the third level.
- the color corresponding to the first levelcould be red.
- the processing unit 130could accordingly label the indicators with the red. Therefore, the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 would understand that the signal strength of the cellular communication network of the second electronic apparatus is not suitable to receive a call.
- the contactabilitymay further have a fourth level, which could be represented by the grey.
- the contactabilityis the fourth level, it may represent that the voice call availability of the contact is unknown.
- the contactabilityis not limited thereto.
- the method proposed in the present applicationcould further enhance the user experience of the users.
- FIG. 4is a schematic diagram of a demonstration of implementing the method of FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 .
- the user of a first electronic apparatus 400has inputted the numbers "33679" to the dialer of the first electronic apparatus 400. Therefore, the first electronic apparatus 400 could display the contact (e.g., "Julien Morin") in response to the numbers "33679".
- the contacte.g., "Julien Morin
- the first electronic apparatus 400could display indicators 410-460.
- the indicator 410may be the cellular communication signal indicator, which represent that the signal strength of the cellular communication network of the second electronic apparatus is strong.
- the indicator 420may be the wireless network indicator, which represents that the quality of the wireless network of the second electronic apparatus is not suitable to receive a VoIP call.
- the indicator 430may be the calendar availability indicator, which represents that the user of the second electronic apparatus is not in a meeting.
- the indicator 440may be the battery level indicator, which represents that the power status of the second electronic apparatus is enough to receive a call.
- the indicator 450may be the sound profile indicator, which represent the ringtone mode of the second electronic apparatus is currently in a volume on mode or in the other modes wherein the ringtone volume is on, and hence the user of the second electronic apparatus may be able to notice the incoming call alert through the ringtone.
- the indicator 460may be the local time indicator, which represents that the time of the second electronic apparatus is 4:18 AM.
- the user of the first electronic apparatus 400could understand that whether "Julien Morin" is available to be called according to the displayed indicators 410-460.
- the callmay still be accidently disconnected (i.e., call drop) for some reasons, such as unstable cellular communication signals, for example GSM signals.
- the users of the first electronic apparatus 100 and the second electronic apparatusare highly probable to simultaneously try to call each other, such that the first electronic apparatus 100 and the second electronic apparatus cannot establish another call for being busy at the same time.
- the present applicationfurther propose a method for handling call lost, which would be introduced hereinafter. Similar to the aforementioned examples, the method of the FIG. 5 could also be implemented by the first application executed by the processing unit 130.
- FIG. 5is a method for handling call lost according to an example of the present application.
- the steps illustrated in FIG. 5could be applicable to the first electronic apparatus 100 of FIG. 1 , but the application is not limited thereto.
- the method for displaying contact informationis described in detail with reference to various components of the first electronic apparatus 100.
- step S510when a call between the first electronic apparatus 100 and the second electronic apparatus is not finished by being hanged up, the processing unit 130 could generate a notification, wherein the notification is configured for preventing the first electronic apparatus and the second electronic apparatus from simultaneously calling each other.
- the processing unit 130could determine whether the button configured for hanging up the call is pressed before the call disconnects. If no, the processing unit 130 would know that the call between the first electronic apparatus 100 and the second electronic apparatus is accidentally disconnected. Under this situation, the processing unit 130 could use the notification to suggest the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 proactively establish the other call, or waiting for the second electronic apparatus to call back. As a result, the situation that the first electronic apparatus 100 and the second electronic apparatus simultaneously trying to call each other could be effectively avoided. Details of the step S510 could be referred to the following FIG. 6 .
- FIG. 6is a method for handling call lost according to FIG. 5 .
- the steps illustrated in FIG. 6could be applicable to the first electronic apparatus 100 of FIG. 1 , but the application is not limited thereto.
- the method for displaying contact informationis described in detail with reference to various components of the first electronic apparatus 100.
- step S610the processing unit 130 would determine whether the call is established by the first electronic apparatus 100. If yes, the method proceeds to step S620, otherwise, the method proceeds to step S640.
- the processing unit 130may generate a first notification for suggesting establish another call with the second electronic apparatus. That is, since the disconnected call was originally established by the first electronic apparatus 100, it is reasonable for the processing unit 130 to suggest the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 proactively establish another call with the second electronic apparatus.
- the processing unit 130could also automatically establish the other call with the second electronic apparatus.
- a buttonis also displayed along with the first notification, and after the button is activated, the other call with the second electronic apparatus is established.
- step S640the processing unit 130 may generate a second notification for suggesting wait for the second electronic apparatus to establish the other call. That is, since the disconnected call was originally established by the second electronic apparatus, it is reasonable for the processing unit 130 to suggest the user of the first electronic apparatus 100 passively wait for the other call from the second electronic apparatus.
- step S650if the processing unit 130 detects the first electronic apparatus 100 initiating the other call with the second electronic apparatus, the processing unit 130 could hang up the other call established by the first electronic apparatus 100.
- the present applicationproposes a method for handling a lost call.
- the method for handling a lost callcould generate a notification when the call between the first electronic apparatus and the second electronic apparatus is accidentally finished. With the notification, the users of the first and second electronic apparatus could accordingly determine whether to proactively establish a new call or passively wait for the new call. Therefore, the situation that the users of the first and second electronic apparatus simultaneously trying to call each other could be effectively avoided with this method.
- each of the indefinite articles “a” and “an”could include more than one item. If only one item is intended, the terms “a single” or similar languages would be used.
- the terms “any of' followed by a listing of a plurality of items and/or a plurality of categories of items, as used herein,are intended to include “any of', “any combination of', “any multiple of', and/or “any combination of multiples of the items and/or the categories of items, individually or in conjunction with other items and/or other categories of items.
- the term “set”is intended to include any number of items, including zero.
- the term “number”is intended to include any number, including zero.
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- Verfahren (S510) zur Handhabung eines verlorenen Anrufs, das auf eine erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100) anwendbar ist, das Folgendes aufweist:nur wenn ein Anruf zwischen der ersten elektronischen Vorrichtung (100) und einer zweiten elektronischen Vorrichtung beendet ist, Bestimmen, durch die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100), ob der Anruf durch Aufhängen beendet wurde;ansprechend auf die Bestimmung, dass der Anruf nicht durch Aufhängen beendet wurde, Bestimmen (S610) durch die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100), ob der beendete Anruf ursprünglich durch die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100) aufgebaut wurde; undansprechend auf die Bestimmung, dass der beendete Anruf ursprünglich durch die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100) aufgebaut wurde, Erzeugen (S620) durch die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100) einer ersten Benachrichtigung zur Empfehlung des Aufbaus eines weiteren Anrufs mit der zweiten elektronischen Vorrichtung durch die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100); undansprechend auf die Bestimmung, dass der beendete Anruf ursprünglich nicht durch die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100) aufgebaut wurde, Erzeugen (S640) durch die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100) einer zweiten Benachrichtigung zur Empfehlung des Wartens auf die zweite elektronische Vorrichtung, um den weiteren Anruf aufzubauen, wobei die ersten und zweiten Benachrichtigungen so konfiguriert sind, dass sie verhindern, dass die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (100) und die zweite elektronische Vorrichtung einander simultan anrufen.
- Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 1, wobei das Erzeugen der ersten Benachrichtigung zur Empfehlung des Aufbaus eines weiteren Anrufs mit der zweiten elektronischen Vorrichtung Folgendes aufweist:Anzeigen eines Knopfes zum Aufbau des weiteren Anrufs mit der zweiten elektronischen Vorrichtung undwobei das Verfahren ferner Folgendes aufweist:Bestimmen, ob der Knopf aktiviert worden ist; undnachdem der Knopf aktiviert worden ist, Aufbauen des anderen Anrufs mit der zweiten elektronischen Vorrichtung.
- Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 1 oder 2, wobei vor dem Erzeugen der zweiten Benachrichtigung in der ersten elektronischen Vorrichtung zur Empfehlung des Wartens darauf, dass die zweite elektronische Vorrichtung den weiteren Anruf aufbaut, das Verfahren ferner Folgendes aufweist (S650):Detektieren, ob die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (110) den weiteren Anruf mit der zweiten elektronischen Vorrichtung initiiert; undansprechend auf das Detektieren, dass die erste elektronische Vorrichtung (110) den weiteren Anruf mit der zweiten elektronischen Vorrichtung initiiert, Aufhängen des weiteren Anrufs.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, wobei der Schritt des Bestimmens, ob der Anruf durch Aufhängen beendet wurde, das Bestimmen aufweist, ob ein Knopf, der für das Aufhängen des Anrufs konfiguriert ist, gedrückt wurde bevor der Anruf getrennt wird.
- Computerlesbares Medium, das Anweisungen enthält, um das Verfahren zur Handhabung eines verlorenen Anrufs gemäß einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4 auszuführen.
- Mobile, elektronische Vorrichtung (100), die Folgendes aufweist:eine Speichereinheit (120), die eine Vielzahl von Programmcodes speichert; eine Anzeigeeinheit (110); undeine Verarbeitungseinheit (130), die mit der Speichereinheit (120) und der Anzeigeeinheit (110) gekoppelt ist, und die konfiguriert ist, um auf die Programmcodes zuzugreifen, um das Verfahren zur Handhabung eines verlorenen Anrufs gemäß einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4 auszuführen.
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